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Saxo takes fund management online

COPENHAGEN -- Danish investment bank Saxo Bank last week launched an online currency fund. Real-time market data, lower outlay and transparency of the fund’s management will enable more institutional and private investors to participate in the forex…

New market, new risks

LONDON -- The structure of the FX market is developing at a rapid pace, said Paul Fisher, head of the Bank of England’s FX division. That brings new opportunities -- but also new risks, Fisher told delegates at FX Week’s inaugural congress held in London…

CLS may affect credit lines

LONDON -- The new settlement service for forex, Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS) could reduce the importance of credit lines in forex, delegates at the inaugural FX Week Congress heard last week.

eB2C relationships prosper

LONDON -- Bank-to-client relationships remain vital despite the march of electronic trading in forex, heard delegates at the inaugural FX Week Congress last week.

Reuters reasserts forex dominance

UK trading technology and information firm Reuters may be having a difficult year, but its forex business is booming, according to FX Week ’s 2002 survey.

French push for ECB reform

PARIS -- A French economic think tank has urged European authorities to reform the European Central Bank (ECB) ahead of the enlargement of the European Union and the eurozone.

Aussie funds shun overlay

SYDNEY -- Australian superannuation funds’ use of currency overlay has declined, according to a report made public last week.

Malaysian central banker addresses forex market

KUALA LUMPUR -- The governor of the Central Bank of Malaysia last week told forex dealers the concept of a single Asian currency was unlikely in the immediate future. But, "this does not preclude greater co-operation on exchange rate issues and other…

AIG joins CLS as new shareholder

LONDON -- American International Group (AIG) has become a shareholder of CLS Group Holdings, the holding company for Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS), the firm announced last week.

Asian banks reinvent treasury

KUALA LUMPUR -- Banks in Asia are reinventing their treasury departments to become more customer-centric, with increasingly sophisticated products, heard delegates at the forex industry congress in Kuala Lumpur.

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